La Grande evening observer., March 30, 1928, Image 9

VALLEY NEWS
VOLUME XXV.
LA GRANDE, OKEGON, FRIDAY, MARCH 30, 1928
NUMBER 195
GENERAL NEWS
Over The Valley
Mabol E. Morton, Valley News Kdltor
jlctnrin Frum Asldiuiil ' i
II. mill Ml'S. lll!lirV Kl'll'SO I'U-
turned the first of the week from
Ashland where Mrs. l'Yloso recent
ly completed her work und ru.
ceived her diploma from Iho Ash
land normal. Him Is recovering
tjecly from lu'r recent operation
Jur uppcndlcltlB. Alia. l'Vlcso will
be. remembered us Miss lnca
Woodell, duughlorof Mr. und Mrs.
UiICS Vt OOUOH in-", .ivurnmi!
Grove.
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i.'...,.iu l.lnn Xl'W Itllt'lt
Uoorgo Uekulor wlio Uvea Jusll
nuullieust or i.n umiiuo 1111.1 re
cently completed tho cruclloll of u
fine new burn on Ills plucc. 'i'ho
structure, which renin on u con
crete roundution, la 00x38 feet und I
tin It are Incorporulcd ull tho lutcsl
'natures used In structures of this I
kind. Thu roof -hug no support
lnff timbers, being of tho Intent
self-supporting type. Tho barn Is
tt general cuttle unu nuy ourn. .
new smoke house hus also, been
built on this sumo furui, making
tiro splendid additions to tho Im
provements there.
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. 1J-.it In lkor -s
Mrs. W. It. I.edbetter and daugh
ters, Kva and Mario drove to Ilukor
this morning whero they uru
torndlng tho day with Mra. I.cd
cttor's sister, Mrs. Churlcs Wright
They were joined at Jlulnrs by un
other daughter, Mrs. Henry i.ueil
plg. County AssocuUloii
Memlicrs of the Odd Follow und
Jtebeknh lodges at t'ovo are milk
ing cxlenaivo pluna for tho enter
tainment of tho county uasorinilon
tomorrow, Saturday evening. These
gatherings whleh have been held
inonlhly at different towns In the
county, whero theso two organisa
tions exist, havn been very largely
attended and ('ove is looking for a
banner crowd tomorrow..
Improve I'rom I'lil
Claude Woodell of near Alleel
who has been having a tusscl with
the flu Is Improving altho lio la
still couflned to his home.
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Conclude? Visit '
Mrs. Oeorgo Chandler returned
Tuesday ..fru'lil llaker where silo
liad boon inuking a ten duys visit
ut tho homo of her son. .lames
JS. Chandler. Mrs. Chandlcr'B
)ioino is in Klgln.
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iM-gin Spring Work
' Clai cnco Curtur has been busy
with his spring plowing working
Ills new Holt caterpillar piirehased
last full. Mr. Curler lias taken
possession of tho Arthur Hainann
farm wlilch he purchased a few
weeks ago. and is funning in addi
tion to this, tho farm on which ho
has been living und also tho one
in Iho Alice! neighborhood.
Ill-turns to. Illlgrlio ' -
Miss Vera Case who has been
spending her vaeallon at the home
r I,., imn.nlu Mi mill Mrs. W. A.
('sue nt Alice! has returned to her
school work at Kugello. Miss Case
The tin is different.
The tea is different.
Bringing tea to you packed
in vacuum just like your
coffee is only half the story.
Schilling Tea is more freshly
fragrant than any other, to
begin with. It's a secret
Schilling process.
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J A PA N- (Orcc
is taking her first year's work ul
tho sluto university.
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IIIiiii Ml. (iruiiw
Tho regular meeling of thu nine
Mt. grunge will bo held at thulr
hull next Wednesday. it Is an all
day meutlng.
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Nutrition Schools
l.udloa residing in tho vicinity of
tho Hluo .Mt. grungu hall uro toduy
unending tho second of tho aeries
uf nutrition schools being con
ducted by Miss Lucy Case. Tomor
row, tho school will bo -hold at is
land City. Yesterday a compuny of
iihoilt - thirty women und girls
Blithered ut tho licaaant Grovo
grange hull for tho first school of
this series, in tho morning Miss
Case tulked on salads and during
the morning something over 30 dif
ferent salads were made by those
In attendance. In tho afternoon,
Misa Case apoko ut length on thu
euro und feeding of infuilts.
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3litko Improvements
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Woodell. of
Woodell lane, novo been making
soino extensive repairs on their
homo. Among other things they;
have installed water in tho house,
and will use the deep well system
for pressure. Mrs. Woodoll reports
having splendid luck ao far witli
her chfeks. She has 125 of tho
lied Orpingtons which aio now two
weeks old uud which ure doing
well. Her old chickens are thu
whilo Orpingtons but this year she
is oxporimtiiuing with tho reds.
liuy in Lostino
Miss Kvu Ledbetler visited Tues
day with friends in ijostino.
I'lny Week l-'rcMii Tonight :
p'riday evening, April Olh tho
Itebekahs of .Summervitlo present
I heir piny "The Winding Hoad,"
in the Masonic hull. They have
been anil are working hard on tho
production and we ure told that if
will measure up to tho standard
set by tho play put on last yeur
and which iuxod every nook und
corner of tho hall. A number uf
special features are being pro
vided for between acts.
Improving Tumps .
Most of the unto camps (itl the
county' particularly ' those which
ure on tho Old Oregon Trail nro
liow undergoing . a slego of ini
provenionls and additions or 'con
template beginning early to niuko
such improvements anticipating
thu early arrival of tho tourists
throughi these sections. Tho Or
chard .camp, thu 1'luinview camp
nnd the Oregon Trail which lio
within the city limils arc all erect
ing new cabins which conform
slrlclly to state retitiiromcnts for
such. The 1'lne. Cone camp has
finished four of tho .eight two
room cabins wtth garage udjoln
ing. which they plan to have going
when the season opens. Mr. Weiin
er at the Kivc l'olnts camp will
make extensive improvements in
cluding the erection of a number
of cabins. Grading was started
last fall for the new camp which
i'v BLACK iniwg- rekoet
A SEASONABLE
RECIPE
I'lieono Hulls
2 egg whites.
J cup clioese, rloh, gruted.
M tablespoon flour.
1 pinch salt.
1 dash pepper.
1-a cup cracker, crumbs.
Combine cheese, flour and sea
sonings Villh heutoll egg whites.
Shupo In simill balls; roll In sifted
crumbs, brown lu deep rut 1 min
ute. Servo Willi sulud.
UoIhIu'h Dlnn to niuko on their
ranch toward I'ylu's cunyon beyond
Union. This Avlll bo uuitu a lurifo
camp uud will bo la u locality
whero there uro not now muny ,i,Mt luosuuy evennm auu or
such urrangementa for tourists. I b"1mmI their pifC club. There wero
o, hIx membera tho first evening and
Ciiimiu'iicii llunsi-
Curpentern commenced .. tho '
fnimc part of tho new residence of
Mr. und Mrs. Arthur Jlainunn In
Island City this week, 'Tho super
structure will rest on u concrete
foundation.
To Knlertalll Auxiliary
.Mrs. Tom Walslngcr will have
.us Iter guests at her country homo
.on tile lower Cove road, tho incin
! hers of tho iiusincss Women's Aux-
iilury of l,u Grundo next Tucaduy
evening. "
Lots of Hulls
There is a young epidemic of
boils over the vutley. One. of thu
sufferers is John Wugoner, owner
of tho Humuiervlllo store. Mr.
Wagoner hus an ungry boil on the
middle finger of Ills right hund
which is in u very good place to
bo hit ov rubbed frequently whlcli
dues not ussist any in tho healing
process.'' . .
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Guests Front Euurrifriso
Mrs. W. J. ttcach of Union had
for her guests Hunduy, Mr. and
Mrs. J. C. Conlcy und Mr. und Mrs.
W. C. Wilson, all of Enterprise.
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Work oil New Mug.
J r-'rom Kntorriso comes word
that considerable progress Is being
made on tho' new building which
Julius ltoesch is building on Miiin
Slreet in that, city. The new build
ing is to be iiulto a substantial ad
dition to tho business section of
Knterpiisc and is to be sufficient
ly lurge to uecommodato several
business conoerns ull of tho 'rooms
llliving already been leased. The
work of excavation wus rushed
through iiulto 'rupldy und the
building itself will uu put up Willi
all consistent speed. . v.-
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J'luii Hctlini
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Handi r-
son anil Mr. and Mrs. Ira l.uninun
nnd daughter. who have been
spending thu winter in Wilmington
Cal., uro expecting to start north
wurd tho middle of next month
and Mrs. Sanderson will resume
her work in the Suminervlllo atorr
May first. Mrs. fciunderson reports
having recently had a regular
thrill at the time of the recent air
plane accident at Wilmington
which demolished tho machine and
brought dentil to Its occupunta.
Mrs. Sanderson waa near enough
to the place whero the plane went
down tluit she aaw it drop nnd
running from her homo to the
scene sho arrived there before .the
ulnbuliince did. Ml-s. Sanderson
auys thaf tin y had planned taking
an airnlalle ride uoioru awning
home but witnessing thia accident
luok uway all- desiro for such a
lidu on Iho part of all of them.
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;lvcs Clillilren'H I'lUlv
Mrs. H. W. Itedell entertained
tlio children or l'ondosa nf a de
IlKlltrill party. Saturday afternoon
at the l'ondosa hotel 111 honor or
lu.r llltlu riiend. Doris .Itayinund.
'Twenty-six llltlu rolka between the
ages of four and ten enjoyea Mrs.
llcDoll's- husiiltnlity. Tho artcr
noon was spent lu playing guinea
and dancing, tho latter making
Ihem feel quite grown. Imrlng
tho afternoon dainty refreshments
were served.
DnlliLs New llnrn
Jtoulli McKennoii Is liulbllng a
new burn on the old Stein, place
which he purchased last fall. The
i...n.ii.. ..-in iw Ini'ifo pnoinrh to
1 .........,.,,.. luin uiv li,.iiil of horses.
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Take Wallowa .loll
Itoy Johnston of l'lessim! tirove
has gone to Wallowa wliero lie
will work during the coming sea
son fur his brolhcr-iil-luw, C. K.
Cilcun.
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Itcturii I'rom California
Mr. and Mrs.-Hoyd (ininble have
returned from California, und have
moved to tholr farm on tho Unlon-
! Cove hlghwuy about u mile rrom
Union, which has been occupied by
! renters during' their absence.' While
I in 1-os Angeles, Mr. Oamblo w as
,'enguged In the bulchor Imalnesa.
!but dlslioscd or Ills Interests before
j returning to eustern Oregon. Mr.
'and Mra. Oamblo woniiccompan-
I led homo by Mr. riaiiible s mother
w ho hus been In California the past
severul months.
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on lloneymooii
j Mr. and Mrs. John Tooiey were
recent visitors at the home of Mr.
Tooley's mother. Mrs. John Mur
chison In the I'lcnsunt drove
neighborhood. Mr. Took y und
Miss tther nberg wore married
on the 12th of Murch und stopped
off here for the two duys visit
while they were on Iheir honey
moon. , 0
Club nencflt
The benefit play put on Wednesday-
evening by the Women's Im
provement club of Klgln na a, joint
benefit for the Klgln library and
.tin club's student loan fund, was
'well rccclvu by a very largo and
Two PigClubs
Organized or
Season's Work
Atroaily two pin clubs ut re
ported an huvliiK been oi'K.mlzeii fur
the Sanson's work by boyH In dif
ferent sectionH uf the cuiinly, and
the pronpeets uro for u number uf
other pitf, calf and tdieep clultM lu
be Hturted In the very near future,
aeeurdliiK to county UKficultuiiHt
1 lurry Avery who lias charge of
thlH branch of county club work.1
liuyrt uf . Union who uro luter-
eled, met In the ag room at tho
ntKh chool at Union, with Mr.
Avery, Prof. Cecil U-rlftw l oth-
voverui more have Kiuce neon nneu
The lender of the club hus not
yet been unnotinced. Tho second
meeting of Union lioya culled for
the specific purpose, or considering
tho organization of u calf club 111
be held ut the sumo pluco on next
Tuesday evening.
The pig club at tlordon creek wiiai
reorganized one evening lust week, J
five boys taking out membership j
ut that time, with tho number prob- '
ably to be Increased. Kldon Hush'
Is the leuder of tho club. This club
is sponsored by tho Hock Willi .
grange, which has ulwnys had a 1
pracllcul Interest in club work. iJist
year they gave a purebred pig as a ;
prize lor certain aiiuiuiiicms on .
tho part of the members, but this
year are varying their pluu and an
nounce rather a series or number
of prizes.
uppreciutlvn audience. 'I'ho parts
were all wclj twUtn and ns a whole
it was a very jrood production.
't'lubbinff A Husband"
was thu
play presented.
ItWuruK I'rom A.sltlanil
MIkh (Mara Krieao of Jry'('revlt
who has been at Ashland with -Mr.
and Mrs. Henry l-'rlese accompan
ied them homo tho first of thu
uvea, hi ihh rrieae wm iaae up ner
duties at the Grnndu Hondo bos-
pital next Monday.
C'lnl Clitw Control
The Med leal Kprlnff Women's
club hud n membership drive re
cently. The club wus divided Into
two teams, the red ami the blue,
Tho red side failed to Ret as many
new members as the blues did, so
were tup losing aide ami wero on-;
llgeil to entertain the winners, i Ills , smaller do bolter than tho larger
they did last Monday altornoon, I f, uo. t Dinted Unit tho liv
and they did it in royal style. Tliu0rg0 fish this year la five inches
blues wero seated nt a dulnty Inn- In length na iigninst some ns long
choon. which the reds had propar- i, nine Inches Inst year. J.lbcra
ed and served. Toasts wero given Hon is also being mude earlier
-and- all present had u. Jolly good
tunc. Jtist neioro mo compuny idono two weeks lu advance of the
dispersed a linen luncheon set was i opening nf tho flailing season. T,nst..
presented to Mrs. Jay McKlnloy year it followed the upcnlng of tio
who is soon to leave these .parts. Jsensnn.
Mrs. Win Duncan was cu.paln The young siilmou are now lu tho
of the losing lean) und Mrs. Juyihiwer iiond of tlu3 Inilchery, con
Mclvinley was cuptuln of the' win
nera.
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Sludcnis Visit Itaucli
i'ror. I'ecll tiriggs, agriculture
leacher in tiie linlon high achool
recently took the iiiembera of ills and W-ell on their wuy lu the aca by
class in animal huuliandry to visit I the first of July.
one of the largest jihecp rancliea - -..---.i- -. . 1.,-.,
In Union county, Hint or S. 10. Mil-(cooperating splendidly, ' liuvo ur
ler on ( alherine lieek. The boys rag,.d for u 8,,.t supervised
went at Ibis particular time to ob- lunch period, with the serving or
servo hunblng uud docking, tin, somi.lh,nK lut . uo roiowed by a
Miller ranch where there are 4r,tl(l j uner. ttll(J ,,. tttlaractory piny
ewes affording tlio boys of Iho ,.,.,,,. Tllo ,llun ,,, workcrt ,lu.
class the very la),t opiiortllliity "to . ,iniMy ,uld deserved the praise of
see every detail of Iho Hist stages Mlm Vuavf which came very quick
er siieep management. Much ot
(he work or the airrieultliral classes
during the remainder of Ihe spring! ' "'
will 1 outdoors as long as tlio rino 'aucimI IsllHir Mcol
wealher lasls. trips being liliinned Miles Woodell or llry Creek und
frequently to see desirable ugrlcul- J. U. Woodell ot Alicel rrproscuta
lural practices under practical con- tlvoa of tho lieiuuint Grovo grange
diliona. l.'oucreln work, surveying ut the meeting of. Hie Central
and Held trips to visit sllcecssrul Labor Union In Jjl Griindo Wcd
rarms. will largely take the pluco I liesdny evening. -
or indoor laboratory work, par-1 o
liciilurly for the class in farm man- Kiiiinis T'rom ro'rtlanil
ageinent." 1 I.ouio Aueluiro wiio has been vis-
- o litliig Willi his sisters In Port In nil
Mlv. Mure IiIm.ii III Ireliirni-d lh first ot tho week to
Mrs. K. .Miirciiison, who lives lit Ills home near Hiimmervlllc.
the home of lier son uud wife, Mr. I o
and Mrs. John Miirciiison has been (mrdcll l'l-'
rather imliKiosed for Iho lust week M im. Andrew Arnoldiln reports
or in ore having had a severe cold (hot things In her garden were,
und . a touch ot the nil. Mrs. growing qultu satisfactorily bcroro
Murchlsoii la pual S2 years of age. It was covered by thia week's
o jstifiw. She had letliico up also
Sells Hume I'arm spinach and onions. Mra. Arnoldua
.Mr.' and Mrs. . ir. Arnoldua hua been qullo a turkey raiser and
have sold llieir mini on the I'lea- lust year marketed about 260 fine
sunt Grove market road uud have birds. This year she will not ralae
pTirchnscd a home In I .a Orundii so many n Iho family Is getting
where they expect to move and sclllcd In their new location but
make their pei-iiiiiiient home. Their experts within another year to get
son, Andrew Arnoldus was Iho pur- into the giimo on a larger scute,
cliuser of the farm. 'I Mrs. Arnoldus uses un Incubator to
' hutch the circa, finding this to iiavo
lluys riirebi-cd Short bonis
C. I. Itrflinlet of Lower Valley
in Wullowa county, who hus been
partial to the Klioiiborns lu his
dulry in that locality, l.-isl week re- iidimill lUuul -reived
three lu nd or purebred , itcsiilents of ranns bordering the
Hhortlioins calves. The calves. indiiin road have petitioned to
which, urn ull heifers urn two have the market rnui extended and
months obi and were, shipped In ,, matter Is bcroro the county
from Linden. Washington. They ri,t ror settlement. The rood,
were aired from the best milking for which tho Improvement Is
Shorthorn strain lu the country, sought Is u 40-foot road, while tho
Mr. Ilramlet piirehased a purebred tati requires Hint such a roud bo
sire lust year nnd experts In bring not Psalllnn GO feet. Lund owners
ill another slilpiuenl of calves with- ,uve. with few exceptions, agreed
ill the next few months. Mr. lirum- i j-.-j tl0 other .-211 feet to the
let contends tluit the Short horns
are to lie desired not only as dairy n, section in question la being
animals but also tor beef. surveyed.
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A Sini-vfill Projivl
It developed at the nutrition Sbl Car f Seed
s. hool held yesterday ut lieusulit J. H. Weaver of near tiiloil who
Grove grange with Miss I.uey fuse, hud splendid success with his po
tbut this group or Indies had start- lutoes this' year so much so that
eil a very praetieui project at the they were . passed as certirled,
I'leusant Grove achool since the shipped a car load of tho ocrtltlcd
dsns met, ror the rirst time. Tho seed Saturday to parties near Yakl
chlldren at the s. hool hod been ma. Washington. Tho preparation
taking a hurried half hour lunch of tlio car for shipment to comply
period during whleh time a cold absolutely with tho requirements of
lunch was quickly eaten and tlio tlio law was no small task, Mr.,
remainder of tho time devoted to 'Avery assisting with tho sealing
play. The w omen and the teachers, etc of the lacks.
SOLICITATION FOR
ONE DAY COMPLETE;
SUCCESS ASSURED
Willi bill oni day's solicitation 2G days service, must bo contracted
completed for the proposed Unlonj (OP nnj these may either bo 20
County Cow- Tenting asaoclatloii.. who w uko ,- ,.,, ,luy
promoters of tile project feel that ......
Its ultimate success is assured. On Bn" tlll"" wl" Probably bo few)
this first day, Dr. W. T. t'hy, B. T.Jor those tvlio have smaller herds'
llallie. I'l. II. Icl.oug,i."K. Kennedy
nnd ilomer Wilson agreed to nffil
lute witli Iho organization, and tho
herds of these men, will demand
tho uttentlon of tho tester for sev
eral of the required number of
days. . Mr. Avery, with some vol
unteer assistants, Is continuing the
canvass today, which wus Inter
rupied by tho. sudden change In
weather and accompanying bad
rouds nnd by tho pressuro of other
business,
.County Agriculturist Harry Avery
has set April l.ith us the final dale
for the solicitation of members uud
he Is, hoping that by that dale
enough owners or larger or sinul-
ler dairy herds in the counly will
have signed the agreement, that lhei
tester may actually be on thv
grounds and tho work started. i
should the work make, good'
progress und tho number of. far-I
morB cooperating appear to Justify
it, Mr. Avery will endoavor to have
M. Jamison, stuto dnlrv sueelalisl.
COIno to lJL f,rHude for a meeting
w ith the members on April 14 .
Tho movement which la thus be
hi started Is an effort to nHslnt
dairy herd ownors to place their
herds on a business bnls. to weed
out thq unprnfllubte cows, etc. To
secure the full time of a tester.
Sockeye Salmon
To Be Released
From Enterprise
j Tomorrow March 3j two nnd n
!hjllf 'mllnMl s(1,.kPv wihnmi jir
to ,,0 ,.PcllHcd .frum the commer-
Jcial hatchery at KnterprtHC Prop
; or precautionary meumires are be-
Intf taken by (he authorities that
I the young flnh, thus liberated may
not become trapped In the irriga
tion ditches.
The fish this year uro under tho
average In size of those last year
as It hus been decided that the
this yourVns Ihis yeor.lt Is being
sisting or seven acres. Wlien 1 1t-'
enited, the upper pond o'r six acres
will be shut orr.' and tho water
drained from the lower-one into Die
river. It is expected they will for
lite most purl, be' out of til river
ly.
.been more autlsruetory. Thia meih
od requires more time as I lie eggs
have to be turned more orten.
oiinly anil to set their fences back.
who will sign up tor iinir uays
POLICY
People who appreciate Truth in Advertising and Hon
esty in All Things, make up the steady customers at
every Thrift Store. Thrift's well defined Policy of
Guaranteed Satisfaction Always gives that feeling
of Security. '
Thrift's Saving
Syrup
Kara Blue Label,
known by all, 5 lb. enn
' 39c
', Lye
Kabbilt's-tho old re
liable brand, i 8 cans
- 88c
Chocolate
Ghirardelli's Ground.
For hot drinks or Ic
ings, 1 pound' " " ' '
33c
Tomatoes
Standard Brand. Pi no
Flavored UtaliH. 4
No. 2'a tins .
49c
Crackers
Premium Sodas. Full
weight 2 pound caddy,
each
29c
Coffee
Preferred Stock. The
finest coffee packed.
I pounds
95c
Peaches
No. 10 tins A & h
Brand. A real Thrift
value. 1 can . .
53c
NOW IS THU TIMK!
to place your order for
your Easter Ham.
Head Lettuce
Nice firm heads, U for
i 25c
Potatoes
I-ocul Netted Gems, 100
lbs.
95c
Zip
Will clean dirty chim
neys, per pkg.
24c
Baker's
Cocoanut
Shredded just right for
cakes, '; lb. pkg.
23c
La Grande
service. Kor those who require a
full duy the fee will lie $60 per
year, while thoso having but u half
day's work will bo roqulrod to pay
u feo of $33. v .
Charles Murray
Is Found Guilty
aiGKNR. Ore, Mar. 30 (Al
Charles Murray, Eugene shoo mun.
was found "guilty na chargcd,'"of
Involuntary manslaughter, by a
Features for Saturday and Monday
Campfire
Marshmallows
Packed in 12 oz.'caris,' to in- '
sure their reaching; you iii tho
" best condition,; ut, I'd' can ; ,
34c
SOS.
Polishes as it Cleans
i
Extra Special
4 15c size packages S. 0. S.
and one Aluminum Sauce Pan
all for
57c
Apricots '
No. 10 size A & L. For
table fruit and pies, 1
can.
69c
; Oranges
Small size Sunkist,
very sweet and juicy.
2 dozen
55c
PRODUCE FEATURES
Spinach
Spring crop, tender green
leaves, :j pounds
25c
Cabbage
New crop Texas cabbage,
tender and sweet, per lb.
5c
Clothes Pins
The best spring clothes
pins. 1 carton (3 doz)
19c
Dried Apricots
Very fancy. 2 pounds
54c
Three Stores
Elgin
circuit court jury horo this morn
luff. Tho Jury had been out iti
ntKht. taking iho caaa yetJtordaj?
afttirnoon.
Murray was charged with thj
killing ot William Martin, a pedes?
trlan, In an automobile accident
Tho state bao contended during
tho brief trial that Murray wan in
toxlcatcd at the time ho was driv
lug the death car.
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There's hardly what you'd call
a bear chance these days, In Wal,
Htreet. .
Van Camp's
Pork and Beans in to
mato sauce, 8 medium
size tins ,
- 25c
Babbitt's
Cleanser cleans every
thing, 4 cans 'i v
25c 1 '
Calumet
Today's mtwt popular
l)aking iMiwder,-2i lb.
can . ... , . ':. .. ,
59c
Corn
A jroofl grudo of Last
crn com, 4 No. 2 cans
49c
Cakes
N. B. Co.'s fancy as
sorted. Your choice,
Pound '
32c
Walnuts
These are fancy No. I
soft shell walnuts, 2
pounds
47c
Beans
Grea Northern white,
new crop, lest cookers.
10 pounds
79c
March 3it is the last
day for redeeming
Puritan Malt Coupons.
Bunch Carrots
Young, sweet, 3 bunches
25c
Onions
Fine Yellow Dunvers, 10
pounds
45c
Grape Nuts
The health builder, 2
pkgs. '.
34c
Dried Peaches
Croico Muirs, 2 pounds
38c
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